Places To Visit in Vadodara

It matters little whether one is an archaeology buff, a nature lover, or someone on a journey to attain spiritual comfort; Vadodara has it all for everyone. Below is a comprehensive guide to the places to visit in Vadodara, including some of its major landmarks, natural beauty, and historical sites encompassing the essence of Gujarat tourism.

1. Sayaji Gardens: Sayaji Garden Vadodara is one of the biggest and most notable parks in Vadodara, also called Kamati Baug. This enormous garden was developed by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, a lush green oasis right within a busy city. The area spans 113 acres. The garden has beautiful lawns, fountains, floral beds and more to it. Sayaji Garden Baroda timings are pretty suitable for strolling in the morning and evening time, thus giving each visitor a serene ambience.

The garden also provides a mini-zoo aquarium and even a planetarium which make it an excellent destination for families. Some of the attractions include Toy Train, which runs across the park area and brings wonder to both the visitors and the children.

Sayaji Garden Baroda Timings: 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Entry Fee: Free (planetarium and toy train rides may have nominal charges)

2. Sursagar Lake and Shiva Statue: Sursagar Lake finds its place at the centre of the city. As it is one of the artificial water bodies, it presents a peaceful haven for both the locals as well as the tourists. The lake is bordered by embankments and boasts a grand statue of Shiva in the middle. The statue extends up to 120 feet from the lake. The whole city view can be seen amidst the spiritual silence carried by the statue of Lord Shiva. During